Our focus is on creating real outcomes for advertisers, such as sales or application installs, and providing publishers with a metric to optimize towards with our Advertiser Outcome Score. Unlike other networks, the Audience Network rewards quality publishers based on the value they create for advertisers.

Until today, publishers had limited options to create rich and engaging ad experiences for the people who visit their mobile websites. Over the past several months, we’ve worked with global mobile web publishers Hearst, Elite Daily, USA Today Sports Media Group, Time Inc. and more, to test the Audience Network for mobile Web in a closed beta.

Murphey added that no software-development-kit integration is necessary for publishers looking to get started with Facebook Audience Network, and he elaborated on the ad formats that are now available for the mobile Web:

We’re expanding into mobile Web with successful native formats that make up more than 80 percent of the impressions on the Audience Network today and perform up to seven times better than standard banner formats. Publishers can now leverage our fully customizable native units and innovative formats like carousel ads that showcase multiple images to create unique ad experiences that match the look and feel of their mobile website. We’re also helping publishers create easy-to-implement native versions of standard formats, such as 300×250 medium rectangle, to improve the ads experience of every ad served from Audience Network.

Publishers interested in joining the beta-test of Facebook Audience Network for the mobile Web can click here.

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